JNC VI, the latest government recommendations on treating hypertension
December 1997
You'll hear a lot about JNC VI, the latest government recommendations on treating hypertension.
It's an update of JNC V, which was released 5 years ago.
JNC V caused a heated controversy because it recommended only beta-blockers and diuretics for initial therapy. Many physicians thought it should have included additional choices.
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